Delightful encounter as a cloud nine to own property with interest and concern is always so rare.

Thus, in delightful meeting, anybody is in the sole touching experience.
Loving the one who comes to myself is consistenly so rare, as if the miracle approaches by itself, very unforseen meeting, unlooked-for crash to something.

Words itself is so interesting, why a meaning of something has own pronunciation is either my own curious urging thing.

Lie is pronunciated in Hangul, 거짓말 kojimmal, but in Japanese, 嘘（うそ）uso.
For example, cat is pronunciated in hangul, 고양이 but it could be heard for Japanese, koyagi (子山羊・こやぎ), it means child goat. By the way, in Japanese, cat is 猫（ねこ）neko.

Why a languge has one meaning with a particular pronunciation or one pronunciation with particular meaning must be in no meaning.
Probably completely it must be accidental to any speaker of any language.
That encounter with meaning and pronunciation means so miracle and very restirained chance, but it has no deepened reason.
If God was so actually present, its example must be the God’s mischief or so, we could say.

As if that exmaple can be set, our delight comes to anybody in so rare chance, and it means as if a word must be set only with one meaning and one pronunciation as correspondence, love emotion or meeting to language except own mother languge, if it could be possible to someone, he or she must meet the God’s mischievous trick and that one must be charmed.

Probably its kind of chance or opportunity, or fortune are all in no meaning, as if the combination or correspondence between meaning and pronunciation.
One small girl meets one sturdy big guy, it must be either so accidental, and it does never mean so much, but for them so delightful.

So, delight happens suddenly always so unexpected, to anybody.
Anytime, we can never mean any delight, delight must be so sudden miracle’s coming, it must never be meant so much, but it must be so inaccsessible to anyone but participant in any case.
And only it must be our alive truth, mustn’t it?
(Jan. 8th. 2019)